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The reality is you don't HAVE to sign the closing docs so in that sense you still have control. They can of course sue and then attempt to force the sale using specific performance but that's expensive so they may be willing to be more flexible if they realize you're not just going to close because they say you have to. That specific performance suit would be the forum where all of the back and forth and what was supposed to be in the addendum vs. what ended up in the addendum would be adjudicated, and a judge could rule if you did or did not have a legal contract. I have no idea the merits of your case, and would absolutely rely upon your lawyer to advise you here. 

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